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Craig Mullins began painting art based on Bungie games in 1995 as a way to get his incredible talent noticed. It worked. Bungie hired him to produce artwork for the Marathon 2 chapter screens, and he has since drawn art for each of Bungie's games. He created a couple works for Oni which can be seen below in various incarnations. His website is http://www.goodbrush.com.
Craig Mullins began painting art based on Bungie games in 1995 as a way to get his incredible talent noticed. It worked. Bungie hired him to produce the chapter screen artwork for [[Marathon]] 2 and then for Marathon Infinity, and he later created artwork for the Halo games. Mullins also painted two pieces for Oni, which can be seen below in various incarnations. His website has been at http://www.goodbrush.com historically, but it seems to have gone down some time after September 2025 (he is [https://x.com/craigmullins3/status/1920384911292207363 semi-retired] at this point and probably does not care about self-advertisement anymore). If his website is offline, you can browse snapshots of it in the Wayback Machine [https://web.archive.org/web/20250000000000*/https://www.goodbrush.com/ here] or look at his posts [https://www.instagram.com/craigmullinsofficial/?hl=en on Instagram].


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Latest revision as of 19:26, 24 October 2025

Craig Mullins began painting art based on Bungie games in 1995 as a way to get his incredible talent noticed. It worked. Bungie hired him to produce the chapter screen artwork for Marathon 2 and then for Marathon Infinity, and he later created artwork for the Halo games. Mullins also painted two pieces for Oni, which can be seen below in various incarnations. His website has been at http://www.goodbrush.com historically, but it seems to have gone down some time after September 2025 (he is semi-retired at this point and probably does not care about self-advertisement anymore). If his website is offline, you can browse snapshots of it in the Wayback Machine here or look at his posts on Instagram.

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